Review: Apherium – Neoteric
Formed during their college days in 2011 and coming at you from Yeovil, Apherium soon forged a sturdy bond and quickly put out their...
Review: Linkin Park – The Hunting Party
Linkin Park founded in 1996, since the early 00’s they have made a big mark in the music industry. With 'Hybrid Theory' in 2000 selling over...
Review: Slaughterday – Ravenous
Slaughterday was formed in 2010 by Jens Finger - Guitars/Bass (ex-Obscenity) and Bernd Reiners - Drums/Vocals (ex- BK 49) to play raw and sick old-school...
Review: Horned Almighty – World of Tombs
Originally formed in early 2002 by S. and Hellpig, both active in the extreme metal underground since the early nineties, the filthy ugly beast...
Review: Rise Against – The Black Market
'The Black Market' focuses on the cost of self-awareness. “Rise Against has always been a political band, but also a personal band,” says Tim...
Review: Insight After Doomsday – The way to Nihilism
Formed in 2002 Insight after Doomsday are the result of a long musical journey of certain components and their evolution. Changing their name from...
Black Star Riders, Tax The Heat @ The Asylum, Birmingham
Finally, the much anticipated Birmingham and final leg of the Black Star Riders & Tax The Heat mini-tour had arrived. The almost oppressively warm...
Review: Blues Pills – Blues Pills
Blues Pills, at first you can never be to sure what to expect. It’s like unwrapping a present at Christmas, all excited to find...
Danny Bryant – Temperature Rising
Danny Bryant’s guitar starts wailing straight out the box, his rough breathy voice promising that the woman before him will get the ‘Best of...
Review: Philip Sayce – Influence
Blues rock guitarist Philip Sayce’s latest album is a kaleidoscopic soundscape capturing an authentic classic feel to which is often added a thoroughly modern...
